Rivers Assembly Removes Majority Leader, Four Others Amid Impeachment Rumours of Gov Fubara

Ehie, a strong supporter of Governor Similanayi Fubara, was said to have frustrated the initial attempt to initiate impeachment proceedings against the governor.

Announcing the removal of the majority leader at a sitting on Monday morning, the Speaker, Martins Amaehwule, said Ehie was removed for not attending the assembly sitting and for his alleged complicity in the arson attack on the assembly.

Speaker Amaehwule said about 17 members of the House supported the removal of the house leader.

However, Governor Siminalayi Fubara stormed the Assembly Complex on Monday morning, while House members fled for safety as tear gas was fired outside the Complex.

Also, a protest is also ongoing outside the Complex as of the time of filing this report.

A fresh crisis engulfed the Rivers State House of Assembly amidst rumours of an impending impeachment procedure against Fubara.

See the video of Ehie’s removal below.

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